Urban Miracle Doctor
Chapter 466 - 466 466 Charles's Sincerity

466: Chapter 466 Charles’s Sincerity 466: Chapter 466 Charles’s Sincerity “Based on the taxes paid, I know something about your wife’s company’s output.

The company is profitable, but at best, it only makes enough money in a year to consider buying land—that’s definitely not enough funds!” Ming Xizhi chuckled.

“None of you career officials are any good!” Qin Han complained angrily.

Upon hearing this, Ming Xizhi replied with a face full of annoyance, “I’m thinking of your best interests here.”

How could this kid be so ungrateful?

If anyone else talked to him like this, he would have had them thrown behind bars by now!

“I’ll think about it.

I might give you face, but they also need to show some sincerity,” Qin Han said.

Upon hearing this, Ming Xizhi couldn’t help but crack a smile.

Since Qin Han had said so, the deal was likely to go through.

He had figured it out—the most effective way to deal with this young man wasn’t to name-drop anyone else, but to bring up Qin Han’s own wife!

If Song Yuwei wasn’t planning to buy land, persuading this guy really wouldn’t be easy.

After dinner, Ming Xizhi went straight to the hotel, claiming to be tired, which left Qin Han incredibly frustrated.

It was clear that, having received Qin Han’s promise, he was now worry-free.

Qin Han resolved that if Ming Xizhi ever asked him for a favor again, he certainly wouldn’t agree so quickly!

Meanwhile, at the Shengdu Hotel, young Charles stood before a window, his sharp-featured face marked with a trace of anxiety, as he asked, “Is there still no word from Dr.

Qin?”

Old Charles’s condition had been worsening.

If he didn’t receive prompt medical treatment, young Charles truly didn’t know if his father would live to see the trip back home!

“We’ve been to the hospital and the medical hall, but we haven’t seen Dr.

Qin.

I’m afraid he’s deliberately avoiding us,” a man replied.

“My father’s illness can’t be delayed any longer, what should we do?” Young Charles, who was usually calm, was unusually frantic.

“Young master, I believe Dr.

Qin will eventually appear.

Perhaps he’s just watching us from hiding.

Since he’s not swayed by money, we have another approach,” the old butler spoke up at this moment.

“What approach?” Young Charles’s eyes lit up as he asked anxiously.

“The Chinese are actually very magnanimous.

Since money doesn’t move him, we should try to touch his heart with sincerity,” the old butler said to young Charles calmly.

“Sincerity, sincerity,” young Charles murmured upon hearing this.

A night passed without words.

The next day at dawn, young Charles showed up early at the front gate of the First Hospital.

The news media were all over the place—news about the chairman of the Charles Consortium coming to China for treatment was no small matter.

The media paid close attention to the event.

It was usually Chinese tycoons who went abroad for medical treatment; now, the tables had turned.

This was an affair that brought pride.

Young Charles didn’t shun the media either and sincerely expressed his apologies to Qin Han, hoping he would treat his father, who lay ill in bed.

His earnest words were touching enough to make the listeners sad and the hearers cry.

Zhong Meimei couldn’t help but find it somewhat amusing, watching Charles in front of the cameras.

These foreigners were truly at their wits’ end!

Since the day Qin Han left, Zhong Meimei had been annoyingly hounded by Charles and his entourage, using all sorts of threats and temptations, from initial threats to eventual pleas.

Zhong Meimei had truly seen the full extent of a great consortium’s tactics!

At the Qin family medical hall, Zhang Yalin was reading every word to Qin Han, purely to satisfy his vanity.

After all, the major media outlets were full of praises for Qin Han—a sign that Chinese medical skills had surpassed Western medicine.

Since ancient times, this nation has never lacked infighting, but when facing foreigners, most of us stand united.

What happens within our own doors remains our own business.

Qin Han believed that many people living on this land had this mindset, and he was one of them.

Of course, while most people felt this way, a small portion did not.

These few aimed to grab attention, their words laced with doubt regarding Qin Han.

The implication was that if Qin Han didn’t show up, it was probably because he couldn’t treat the illness.

At this, Qin Han just smiled and dismissed it.

He actually hoped people would doubt him rather than treat him as omnipotent.

Even though his medical skills had reached the pinnacle in this world, illnesses are weird and varied—a case he couldn’t cure wouldn’t be a strange occurrence.

Sometimes being deified by others isn’t a good thing.

“Okay, enough, it’s all the same and boring.” Qin Han straightened up from the chair and waved his hand dismissively.

Zhang Yalin pouted, feeling genuinely annoyed by Qin Han’s smugness.

“What I hate the most is this attitude of his!” Zhang Yalin said, slapping Xi Ruoyu’s arm and nodding toward Qin Han.

Hearing this, Xi Ruoyu laughed and said, “I don’t think it’s a big deal!”

“You’re hopeless!” Zhang Yalin said, slapping her forehead.

“Ruoyu, I’m going to ask you something, and you have to answer me honestly!”

“What is it?” Seeing Zhang Yalin’s serious expression, Xi Ruoyu asked with some curiosity.

Touching her somewhat plump face, Zhang Yalin said, “Staying in the clinic like this, with no hope at all!

What’s the point?”

“What are you talking about?

Haven’t I told you before?

I just want to learn some medical skills from Dr.

Qin, so I can save more people in the future!” Xi Ruoyu said in a low voice.

“Really?” Zhang Yalin asked doubtfully, her expression suggesting disbelief.

“I did feel disgruntled before, and I indeed liked Dr.

Qin, but since Ling Yarou left, I’ve come to understand that we’re all being selfish!” Xi Ruoyu stated calmly.

“We put our affection for him above morality, but we overlooked one issue: Dr.

Qin is married.

Our actions are actually immoral, and liking someone doesn’t necessarily mean having to be with them!”

Zhang Yalin stared at Xi Ruoyu, dumbfounded, and said, “Ruoyu, I think you haven’t let go at all, in fact, it’s gotten more serious!”

“You don’t understand!” Xi Ruoyu replied indifferently.

“I don’t understand?

I’m almost a mother, what don’t I understand?” Zhang Yalin said, somewhat irritated.

Xu Bingyan, however, leaned in and whispered, “You really don’t know Ruoyu’s thoughts.

I guess she is also giving herself time.

Since she has figured it out on her own, why are you worrying for no reason?”

“You two are really going to be the death of me!” Zhang Yalin rolled her eyes.

“You’re not getting worked up just because your pregnancy has progressed and your temper has grown too, are you?” Xu Bingyan teased, smiling.

At that, Zhang Yalin paused, considering that her temper had indeed grown lately, irritated by every little thing.

Glancing at her now-swollen belly, she wondered if that was really the reason.

After having lunch, Qin Han began treating patients.

Not having been there the previous day, the number of patients hadn’t decreased but instead had significantly increased.

As for the deal he’d brokered with Ming Xizhi, that wasn’t urgent—letting him stew for a couple of days wasn’t a bad thing.

People only surrender everything when they’re at their wit’s end.

Qin Han found it difficult to be harsh with his fellow Chinese, but as for the foreign capitalists, he had no qualms about taking them to the cleaners.

Moreover, if it had been anyone but him, they would probably have caved in by now.

To expect such a sincere apology seemed unbelievable even to Qin Han.

A busy afternoon started, and as dusk fell, the patients began to leave of their own accord.

As the clinic became more established, the patients also became more orderly; now that Zhong Yuanliang wasn’t manning the door, there was no more queue jumping.

When leaving, they simply left their names in their place.

No one fought or scrambled; it was peaceful harmony.

This was good, saving Qin Han a lot of trouble.